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Bluecctv
A 12 V DC power adapter supplying 5000 mA for CCTV camera installations
This Bluecctv adapter delivers 12 V DC at 5000 mA for CCTV camera installations. It is a high-amperage power supply designed to run multiple cameras from a single unit. The accessory is supplied new and ready for immediate use in security systems.
Installers powering several analogue or IP cameras over 12 V DC will find the 5 A output convenient. It does not suit devices that require a different voltage or a lower current rating. Buyers needing PoE injection or battery-backed output should look at other solutions.
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | 5AMPS |
It delivers 12V DC at 5000mA, supplying up to 5 amps for compatible CCTV cameras and surveillance equipment.
Plug the barrel connector into the camera's 12V DC input jack and insert the mains plug into a wall outlet; ensure the polarity symbol on the adapter matches the camera's requirement before powering on.
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